osmoPolyx®-Oil Hard Wax Oil 3032 - Clear Satin, 750ml - Durable Wood Finish for Furniture & Floors Water & Dirt Resistant Treatment for Oak, Pine, Spruce, Beech & More

I highly rate this product, I bought it to restore some ercol chairs and the finish is beautiful. It’s easy to use and a little goes a long way, going to use it on my floor boards next!

High quality oil with simple application. This tin was perfect for a coat of my living room.

Great product, just getting too expensive.

I did my dining table with this and, to coin a phrase it does what it says on the tin. Easy to use, not to smelly and looks good.

Excellent product

This is my go-to finish these days for joinery and my kitchen work surfaces. It’s a bit smelly the day after application, but then is very long lasting.I tend to apply it with some finishing sponge and then I even out the texture with a dry gloss roller, which creates a very durable finish, a bit like a varnish.Really good stuff.

This is easy to use with fantastic results. I bought it after acquiring a solid oak dining table that need some TLC. I gave the table a all-round good sand down then a lighter grit paper to get a nice smooth finish. buffed and remove any sawdust. Then applied first coat of clear Osmo Polyx Oil with a reasonable quality brush and left for the recommended 12 hours to dry. Then sanded back with 600 grit then 800 grit wet n dry paper to get a nice smooth finish.Then applied a second coat and left this to dry for 24 hours before buffing and applying a light bees wax polish for that final shine. fantastic finish that makes the natural grain pop. It has given the table a new lease of life. (Oh and there is plenty left in the tin to give the table a refresh every year for another three or four years. I bought the 0.75lt tin.) Can't recommend this product enough.

Used this before on our oak kitchen work tops. Lasted over 4 years before a refresh was needed. Rubbed down with a fine disc to remove previous coats. Leave for at least twelve hours between coats. We gave ours three coats as we did before. Very easy to apply but for best finish use a high quality brush. Satin finish looks the business, any previous marks came out with the light sanding, nothing had penetrated the wood itself which is what you need in a kitchen where spills are inevitable. Not cheap but you generally get what you pay for and this is no exception.